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West Coast Times, Issue 277, 13 August 1866, Page 8

Merchandise. SXN SALE, and NOW LANDING— Cozzen and Go's kerosene IToble and Hoare's varnishes Champion's white and red lead Single and double-barrel guns Curtis and Harvey's diamond grain gunpowder, shot, and caps Hall's blasting powder and fuse Manilla rope and Bengal lines Sheet indiarubber and belting Navy Canvas, 0, 1, 3, and 4 Colonial and camp ovens Sluice forks, 'D.H. shovels, Collins picks and axes Truck and whim wheels, galvanised buckets American an.! Ewbank's nails Zinc, 9, 10, and 11 Lead pipe and sheet lead, 3 to slbs Carpenter' s Rim Locks and Builders' Ironmongery Smith's bellows, anvils, and vices Best cast, double shear, and (l) blister steel Bar and hoop iron Black and plain galvanised sheetiron Corrugated iron, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 feet Galvanised ridging and spouting •American doqrs and sashes Single and double bedsteads Stockholm and coal tar, pitch, oakum, &c. COWLISHAW AND PLAISTED, leonmongebs, Near the Post Offico, 8793 Gibson's Quay. Bonded Stores. COOTE BROTHEPvS & Co.'s BONDED WAREHOUSE, Okaeita. TTTE beg to intimate that our new and * * substantial Bond and Free Stores, opposite and contiguous to the landing place, are now complete and ready for receiving Goods on reasonable terms. COOTE BROTHERS, & Co., IMPORTERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. 2920 ALAEKE BROTHERS, PEODUCE, COAL, AND GENERAL commission Merchants, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. Free Goods Warehoused.— Coals delivered 767 at lowest Rates. Missing Friends. IF this should meet the eye of JOHN M'INTOSH, his brother ROBERT is anxious to hear from him. He was last heard of in December 1865, digging with Henry Gerard, son of the late Dr. Gerard, of Auckland. Any information of the above will be thankfully received by Robert M'lntosh, Wanganui, Wellington. 3646 HENRY AND JAMES TAYLOR, your sisteis are anxious to here from you at Cowie's Creek, Geelong. 3775 TITR. A. B. TURNBULL late of Tasmania, letters of importance are lying at our office for you. 5 E. & J. Houghton. 3713 Wharf-street. RICHARDSON & CO.'S LABOE OFFICES, REGISTRY FOR "SERVANTS, Corner of Weld and Revell - streets. Servants daily in attendance, waiting engagements. Country letters immediately attended to. "piCHARDSON & CO., Hot^l Bbokees and Valuators. T>ICHARDSON & C~O. Tradesmen's Accounts and Books made np, weekly, monthly, and quarterly. "pICHARDSON & CO. Barmaids" and Musicians waiting Engagements. TJICHARDSON & CO. HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. 3802* HORSES ! HORSES ! HORSES ! TjiOß HIRE, at DAVIDSON'S, Cum- ■- berland Stables, Beach-street ; or, GRAME'S Cosmopolite Stables, Greymonth. Fares each way, £1 10s. 3759* A SPLENDDD INVF^TMENT. TO SMALL CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. mO BE SOLD privately, one of the BEST HOTELS IN ' GREYMOUTH, Situate in the best part of the town, and now doing a steady, profitable trado ; a sure fortune maybe realised. The proprietor has no other reason for disposing of this well-known Hostelry, but business of an important nature calling him away from the Colony. For further particulars, apply to Mr Pish, United States Hotel, Greymouth ; or to F. E. Hiscocks, office of this paper. 3795 SHOW CARDS Printed, in the first "style of Art, in gold and colors, a t PTi»vwTT & Co.'s Lithographic and Enj^rsring Dffioe, Weld street.